FROM SIRACUSA

ETNA E TAORMINA 
8 hours, guide recommended 

Etna is one of the most active and highest volcanoes in Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2013 for its geological and cultural importance.
Its height varies constantly due to frequent eruptions that can be either explosive or effusive (with lava flows):
The volcano's landscape is very varied: there are craters, lava caves, forests and even areas with snow in winter.
After a nice stop (if requested) at a honey factory on the slopes of the volcano, you climb up to an altitude of 2,200 metres and once there, if you wish, you can reach the mouth of the central crater by cableway or Land Rover.
A truly unique experience!

Taormina is a beautiful town on the east coast of Sicily.
It is famous for its exceptional views of Mount Etna and of the Ionian Sea, its charming old town and its ancient monuments.These include the magnificent Greek Theatre, an ancient amphitheatre and the Duomo.The small town is also full of elegant shops, restaurants and bars that contribute to making it a very popular destination all over the world. 

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NOTO, THE TOWN
NOTO, THE TOWN

NOTO AND RAGUSA
8 hours, guide necessary
Noto is a beautiful town famous for its Baroque architecture.
It is, in fact, considered the 'capital of the Baroque'.
It was almost entirely rebuilt after an earthquake in 1690 and has a historic centre that is a true masterpiece of Baroque art.
Among its most iconic buildings are the majestic Cathedral of San Nicolò, the Palazzo Ducezio and the church of San Domenico.
Every spring, Noto hosts 'lnfiorata', a festival during which the streets are decorated with beautiful floral mosaics.

RAGUSA, THE TOWN
RAGUSA, THE TOWN

Ragusa is a fascinating city famous for its splendid Baroque architecture and unique views.
After an earthquake in 1690, the city was rebuilt in two parts: Ragusa Superiore, the more modern and located on a plateau, and Ragusa Ibla, the old and picturesque part, characterised by narrow alleys, churches and Baroque palaces.

Ragusa Ibla is home to remarkable monuments such as the Cathedral of San Giorgio and the Iblei Gardens.
It is also part of the UNESCO heritage along with other Baroque towns in the beautiful Val di Noto.

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